I have 2 choices to install Python

        1) the standard install from Python.org
             what I get is:
             A) the python.exe executable to run Python code
             B) the standard library to add functionalty to my code

             I can add more Python modules if I need to...
             these add-on come from the Python Package index (or Google)

             If I am working in Data Science I will install:
                numpy, scipy, matplotlib, etc

       2) I can install Anadacanda which is Standard Python w/
           the Data Science add-ons
           what I get is:
             A) the python.exe executable to run Python code
             B) the standard library to add functionalty to my code
             C) NumPy, SciPy, Pandas, etc installed


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        when I run Python the Built-in's are loaded into memory
        I can load any module (I have installed) into memory
        via the import command


        because Python has so many modules, they need a Namespace
        (a qualifier) to say what specific module/class/function you
        want to use


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        If I want to write Advanced Python, I need to "specialize"

        am I do Data Science?
        am I running automated tests?
        am I do Machine Learning?
        am I write modules for sharing w/ the world?


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        Next I need an editor to write/run Python (an IDE)

        Eclipse has a Python plug-in
        Visual Code run Python
        PyCharm